The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-05
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sATURDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1887

window and he at his. A good por-
ton OF the summer Of 1885 was spent
at the windows by them in talking,
and became very annoying TO me. My
son had spell Of sickness, and after
he got up, before resuming work, they
were constantly together and held con-
versations across the alley from their
windows. / noticed that they were
becoming very intimate, and 1t was a
matter OF great distress and trouble to
me. i wrote Mrs. Polk letter, in
which I told her / did not approve OF
her conduct, and II she did not stop l
would tell her husband.
nae MING HAUsEoUs.
When my son came back she called
him and gave him q pitcher ct mi k,
aud also a n tie. He came in and told
me Of the note, afterwsrd tearing 1t up
In my presence. My sister received a
rote from her directly after this. l
saw and read 1t.
Ms. Polk drove her husband to his
office in a buggy, and when she re-
turned whisted for my son and said
she wanted him TO 20 riding with her.
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| heard her tell my son that as soon
as she laid eyes on him she could tell
that his aunt or mother were lecturinR
him. She also said that she would be
a mother, aunt and sweetheart to him.
/ heard them talking about houses
OF bad Tepute, and be mentioned a
house on the Raleigh road. She asked
MN what sort Oh a mouse was the one
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nave heard her speak OF her hus-
band, and never heard her call him
anything but "Rowdy" or "Mr. Polk"
She generally called him "Rowdy."
As the witness was about to give
DAlton's version Of the meeting be-
tween himself and Mr.. Polk the Court
refused TO allow her 10 proceed on that
line, as il was only hesrsay.
Resuming, she said: l had CONVEX.
satlon with Mr.. Goodwin about the re-
turn of my eop, and he did not state
that II Tommy returned he would be
killed. know nothing of the roads
Mrs. Polk and my son took when they
went driving, bat my sletsr does, Mrs.
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dining over at Mr.. Godwin's, there
was O waiter full of eatables sent over
10 my eon. He put II on the table,
and after he had gone out threw the
waiter and contents into the back
yard. Shortly afterward the letter
was received by Mrs. Tyus. A letter
was banded the witness, and she iden.
tilted IL as the one referred to- My
son went away from home shortly a.
ter this, and was away three or four
weeks. When he returned / found
some letters in his valise. took pos
session Of them and kept them until
gave them to the counsel for the
State. Here the letters were shown
witness and identified.
Witness L compared the letters with
that received by Mrs. Tyua
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had a converaat;on WITH M Godwin
in which he said II INV aon cams
hack he wouid he killed, Cant
O'Haver never told ma II nv son
cana back he would be killed. bui
aaid be would h, arrested 10 he mt his
loot In the town. The milk wonld
aomst;mes be pent nv a servant and
somstimes handed tbron0h The win.
dow INIT Il was done nnbIiclv. Mrs
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other memhers of the family Aid alao
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